Reviews for Drowning Love Manga

This is a comic with a unique picture and world view. At first, I thought the pictures were messy, but as I read them, I was drawn into the story and stopped bothering me. The dangerous fragility of teenage boys and girls, romance, sex, violence, the complexity of family relationships, and vanity are tightly packed all at once. However, it wasn't difficult to read, and I was worried about the continuation, and I read through the final episode in no time. I highly recommend it!

Of all George Asakura's works, I like it the most. Both Kou-chan and Natsume are shining brightly, reminding me of how excited I was when I was a teenager.

Are there any elementary school students like this?! That tsukkomi is so deep and has a unique sexiness! There are quite a few painful developments along the way, but I'm glad I kept reading until the end! It really makes me cry at the end!

I haven't read it since it was temporarily suspended, but I bought the whole volume. The scene where they shake their hands out of the window and the picture of two people sitting on the veranda are so beautiful that I look at them over and over again. There are developments that make my heart ache when I read it, but I really love it.

It's like George Asakura Bushi exploded. I like it. I think it's nice to have the amplitude of the characters' emotions, or rather the feeling of being in a hurry. I haven't watched the movie yet.

Even though the emotions and expressions were very real, it was a mysterious and beautiful story. I reread it over and over

I think painting is a type where people have different likes and dislikes, but I love them. My heart gets dark after reading it, but for some reason I want to reread it again. There are a lot of volumes and I haven't read the final volume yet, but I'm looking forward to seeing what kind of ending it will have.

Of course, I think it's amazing that not only the depiction of romance, but also the feelings of a teenager, weakness, and surplus power are depicted so carefully. There's something that hits my heart!

The more you read, the deeper the story. But I quickly proceeded with the reading. The pictures were beautiful and easy to see!

I watched the movie and was curious about the original, so I bought it. The pictures were really fascinating, and I was able to read the story fluently. Each frame is carefully drawn, so I never get tired of reading it.

I was also obsessed with Ko-chan's charms and bought all of them. I kept getting excited until the end. The story was mixed with this point of view from Natsume's point of view, and I wonder if Ko-chan felt this way at the time. or something that made me feel sad. Also, it's interesting to reread it over and over again. huh. It's a work that draws me in.

The main character's emotions are drawn so vividly, and I think it's the royal road of girls' manga.

I'm dangerously drawn in. The pictures are fascinating and the story is too interesting. The psychological depiction of a dangerous teenager is irresistible.

This is my favorite comic! I've reread it over and over again! No matter how many times you read it, you can experience the feeling of tightening your heart that you had almost forgotten.

I read it before going to the movies. Is this really a girls' manga? The story is deep... setbacks and rebirth... After reading this, I couldn't go back to reality for a while, and I was trapped in the world of the story. It is inevitable that your heart will be taken away. An excellent work that is hard to come across.

There are many developments that are painful, shocking, and harassing to read, so my mind is moved so much that I get tired when I read it... but I can't help but read it! I wonder if it's addictive.

This work depicts the painful moment of brilliance of teenage boys and girls who are easily hurt and easily hurt others. I like George's vibe, so it was great.

Read it all at once! Buy an adult! I couldn't stop reading it. I'm really worried about the future, it makes me cry, I'm a little sad, and it's a perfect score! I thought I hadn't read a good book in a long time.

To be honest, it wasn't my favorite picture, but the reviews were good, so when I tried reading it, both the picture and story were fascinating and powerful, and I was immediately drawn in! I can't buy it for adults, so I'm subscribing little by little and continuing to read, but I'm dying to read ahead as soon as possible.

The story is neatly structured like a novel, and it leads to various scenes, so you can understand it well if you read them all. At first, the main character is an elementary school student, so I was uneasy about whether I could empathize, but as I gradually became an adult, there is no problem. I want to watch the movie too, but the movie reviews are subtle, so I'll wait for the DVD to come out. I didn't think so when I saw the cover, but the fact that the pictures are drawn so beautifully is very attractive even for elementary school to high school students. I was at a loss since it was a long time, but I'm glad I bought all the volumes.